Wideroe Airlines is based in Bodø, Norway and it is the largest regional airline in the Nordic countries. This airline was found in the year 1934, and it is engaged in multiple general aviation activities. Wideroe was originally the foundation of two aircraft operations. The company now operates more than 450 flights every day. Its network comprises 40% PSO routes as well as 60% commercial routes. Wideroe Airline code is WF(IATA) and WIF(ICAO).

The primary hubs for Wideroe Airlines are Bergen, Bodø, Oslo, Sandefjord, and Tromsø.

Cabin Baggage: According to Wideroe Airlines baggage policy, all passengers above two years of age are allowed to bring one hand luggage with dimension or size of 55x40x20cm. The passengers are permitted to carry hand luggage of 8 kg as per the Wideroe Airlines baggage weight. The airline provides the additional allowance of carrying a small laptop bag or a purse. The valuable assets must be carried in the passenger’s hand luggage. Onboard, one cannot use items like e-cigars, pipes or cigarettes. These items must be kept in the carry-on during the whole trip.

Checked Baggage: Passengers booking tickets in Economy, Flex or Full Flex are given the allowance of carrying one checked baggage free of charge on the flight. For the ones who have booked the Economy Light tickets are licensed to bring their baggage out of charge only when they have registered as a member of a EuroBonus Silver, Gold or Diamond Status. As per the baggage policy, Wideroe Airlines check-in baggage size for the bag should not exceed the maximum dimension of 158 cm. If it exceeds the measure, then passengers have to pay the excess fee. Wideroe Airlines baggage weight fixed for checked baggage should not exceed 23 kg.

According to the policies of the Wideroe Airlines baggage, the larger baggage fee depends upon the excess weight that passengers are carrying. The fee for excess baggage can be pre-booked online or paid at the airport. Article with dangerous properties is strictly prohibited in accordance with security regulations.

• Web Check-In – Wideroe Airlines web check-in happens to be the most seamless procedure by which you can avail the desired seat and check-in at the convenience from the house or workplace after booking the air tickets. One can also print the boarding pass after confirmation of the check-in. This option is available from 22 hours before the departure of the flight.
• Mobile Check-In – This is another check-in option available to process using the mobile devices. Wideroe Airlines check-in can be done using the information like e-ticket number or booking reference number and using the last name of the passenger. The boarding pass will be sent to the registered email ID of the passenger after checking in is completed online with mobile.
• Self-service Kiosks – The passengers after Wideroe Airlines booking can avail the check-in conveniently at the self-service kiosk or machine available at the airport to take print out of the boarding pass. If you are with checked baggage, then approach the counter to drop the baggage.

• Bombardier Dash 8-100 – 22 Aircraft; total number of seat capacity is 39; speed 484 km/h.
• Bombardier Dash 8-200 –3 Aircraft; total number of seat capacity is 39; speed 556–667 km/h.
• Bombardier Dash 8-300 –6 Aircraft; total number of seat capacity is 50; speed 556–667 km/h.
• Bombardier Dash 8-400 –11 Aircraft; total number of seat capacity is 78; speed 556–667 km/h.
• Embraer E190-E2 –3 Aircraft; total number of seat capacity is 114; speed 833 km/h.

The total number of the Wideroe Airlines Fleet in service is 45.

Being the third largest airline in Norway, Wideroe Airlines serves its services to a wide range of cities including Aberdeen, London, Newcastle in United Kingdom, Bodø, Berlevåg, Brønnøysund, Florø, Harstad/Narvik, Kristiansand, Trondheim, Værøy, Ørsta/Volda, Stokmarknes, Mo i Rana, Honningsvåg in Norway, Copenhagen, Billund, Rønne in Denmark, Gothenburg and Visby in Sweden and many more.

Originally, the airline was the foundation of two aircraft operations. While the first one was company Lotsberg & Skappel, the other one is Widerøe & Bjørneby which has been established by Halvor Bjørneby and ViggoWiderøe. In the year 1948, the company merged with Narvik-based Polarfly, and that is how the name changed into Widerøe's Flyveselskap & Polarfly A/S. Next year, the company started an aerial photography operation. And later in 1953, Wideroe Airlines chose to differentiate and initiated in manufacturing emergency rafts. On behalf of SAS, the company began an international service in the year 1980.

If passengers have any queries or need information related to domestic flights and international flights, then they can contact the Wideroe Airlines customer care number + 47 75 51 35 00 and + 47 75 80 35 68

Email: support@wideroe.no

Headquarters, Bodø:

Widerøes Flyveselskap AS

Langstranda 6, PO Box 247

N-8001 Bodø

Phone: + 47 75 51 35 00

Fax: + 47 75 51 35 81